The Allergic Pagan
I have just created a new menu on the side of my blog which contains links to Jung resources. Check it out. Most of these are hard-to-find writings by Jung himself. Jung’s writings, I have come to discover, are very hard to find on the Internet.
I also created a reading list of secondary sources for Pagans with an interest in Jung:
Americans and the Unconscious by Robert Fuller
Jung: A feminist revision by Susan Rowland
Jung and the Jungians on Myth by Steven Walker
Jung and the New Age by David Tacey
“Jung and the Recall of the Gods” by John Dourley
“Jung, Mysticism and a Myth in the Making” in Studies in Religion, vol. 30 (2001) by John Dourley
“Jung’s Metaphysics” in International Journal of Jungian Studies (2012) by Jon Mills
“Jung’s Psychologising of Religion” by Robert Segal in Beyond New Age: Exploring alternative spirituality, eds. Steven Sutcliffe and Marion Bowman
“On the Importance of Numinous Experience in the Alchemy of Individuation” by Murray Stein
Paul Tillich, Carl Jung, and the Recovery of Religion by John P. Dourley
Religion and the Spiritual in Carl Jung by Ann Ulanov [hard to find]
Remaking Men: Jung, spirituality, and social change by David Tacey
The Archetypal Imagination by James Hollis
The Creation of Consciousness: Jung’s myth for modern man by Edward Edinger
“The Foundational Elements of a Jungian Spirituality” by John P. Dourley (Scribd)
The Goddess, Mother of the Trinity by John Dourley [hard to find]
“The Holy Grail of the Unconscious” in The New York Times, Sept. 20, 2009 by Sara Corbett
The Religious and Romantic Origins of Psychoanalysis: Individuation and integration in post-Freudian theory by Suzanne Kirschner
The Religious Function of the Psyche by Lionel Corbett
The Symbolic Quest by Edward Whitmont
The Unconscious Abyss: Hegel’s anticipation of psychoanalysis by Jon Mills
Tracking the Gods: The place of myth in modern life by James Hollis
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